Answer Posted / aakash
There is a slight difference between 'Defect' and 'Bug'.
Defect- A flaw or fault in the system that causes system failure (Deviation from requirement).
Once tester logs the defect and assigns to a developer (defect cycle) then the developer accepts the defect. This acknowledged defect by developer is called 'Bug' in the programe.
Bug- an error in the programme.
According to ISTQB, both terms are used interchangeably.
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